White Elephant Thai Cuisine

The food was not bad. We liked the mango curry with prawns. The coconut soup (Tom ka gai) was a a little bit salty, but not bad. And the green bean dish with pork was nice.

The food is top-notch, doesn’t have any shrimp paste in the vegetarian options (which is imp for people with allergies), and they have a ton of options. The staff is friendly, and the place is cute and unpretentious.

White Elephant offers a good selection of Thai cuisine, with classic dishes like pad thai and pineapple fried rice, to chicken satay and other fried delicacies and much more. In classic Thai restaurant fashion, many dishes vary in price based off of protein of choice, typically: chicken, tofu, pork, beef, shrimp, etc. The food is well seasoned to my palette—I’m not a big fan of salty food and this hits just about right. I love spiciness that is more than detectable, so while the dishes themselves did not tend to be hot, chili is offered upon request! Both the pad see ew and basil fried rice were good to me and my entire family of five’s taste. The pad thai was a bit lacking, but still quite good. The protein focused dishes we ordered—Fried tofu, crispy fish, chicken satay—were all v

The food is delicious and the quantities very generous... We had the Basil fried rice and the Yellow curry... Both dishes were spiced to perfection and very flavorful.... We also loved the ambience and the pictures of Thai food on the walls.... The staff are courteous and considerate.... All in all a wonderful experience. Will definitely be visiting again!

Straight shooting Thai food at reasonable prices. The restaurant itself isn’t really much to speak of so takeout is probably preferred. Parking can be a challenge at lunch but plenty of street parking close by. Service was fine